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Job Description Apply now Req Id: 42872 Job Title: Water/Waste Water Operator SK1 City: West Lafayette Job Description: Job Summary Wastewater Operator – Wastewater Collection & O&M Location
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Job Description DTU Sustain is seeking a Project Manager to support the development of advanced wastewater treatment technologies, resource recovery, and residual-stream valorization from industrial
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Salary Range: $76,902.00-$98,168.00 Yearly. Individuals new to state service start at the minimum of the pay plan. Link to Water Pollution Control Operator 2 Job Specification: https
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Campus Salary Range: $69,885.00-$89,849.00 Yearly. Individuals new to state service start at the minimum of the pay plan. Link to Water Pollution Control Operator Job Specification: https
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Doctoral student in Microbiome-based strategies to reduce nitrous oxide emissions from municipal wastewater treatment Reference number REF 2026-0277 Are you interested in developing wastewater
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of drinking water and wastewater, with a particular emphasis on the treatments required to enable the reuse of effluent from wastewater treatment plants. Furthermore, the candidate will be
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Associação do Instituto Superior Técnico para a Investigação e Desenvolvimento _IST-ID | Lisbon, Maine | United States | 21 days ago
Applications are open for one Research Studentship, within the framework of project SPECTRUM - Solar PolygEneration Collector for combined heaT, poweR, hydrogen fUel and wastewater treatMent/Associação do
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the environment. The Boehm Lab , in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering and the Woods Institute for the Environment, invites applications for a Postdoctoral Scholar in Wastewater
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research and education on urban water systems, stormwater, small-scale wastewater and sewage systems. The group consists of about 50 members including senior researchers, Swedish and international adjunct
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Project 8 - Understanding interactions between wastewater and pesticides on the fate of AMR in fields (Ellie Harrison, University of Sheffield) ECOSOLUTIONS PhD Research Project Competition Funded